Three Gaping Holes in Trudeau’s Attempt to Fix Canada’s Environmental Laws
This piece originally appeared on Policy Options. Windows of opportunity for transformative change are rare...
Is Trudeau Quietly Turning His Back On Fixing Canada’s Environmental Laws?
Scientists and environmental groups breathed a sigh of relief when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau quickly...
Outgoing B.C. Liberals Issue Mining Permits in Tsilhqot’in Territory During Wildfire Evacuation
The Tsilhqot’in First Nation — currently under an evacuation order due to B.C.’s wildfires —...
3 Ways B.C. Could Stop Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline
The prospect of a new provincial government in B.C. has sparked fresh political debate about...
Will a Repackaged National Energy Board Be Able to Meet Canada’s 21st Century Challenges?
By Chris Tollefson, Executive Director Pacific Centre for Environmental Law and Litigation. Early on in...
Canada On Precipice of ‘Huge Step Forward’ For Environmental Assessments
Hope may finally be in sight for fixing Canada’s environmental assessment process, after a four-member...
Federal Government Hit With Multiple Legal Challenges Against Pacific Northwest LNG Project
The federal government’s approval of the $36-billion Pacific Northwest liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal...
Laws Needed to Protect Citizens from Industry, Government SLAPP Suits: B.C. Civil Liberties Association
Allowing wealthy corporations or powerful government agencies to launch baseless court cases against citizens who...
New Public Interest Law Office to Fight B.C.’s Biggest Environmental Battles
There just aren’t enough lawyers in B.C. to fight all the environmental battles First Nations,...
